- Participant Observation
- Interviews
- Surveys and questionnaires
- Naturally Occurring Conversations
- overhearing
- media
- Experimental Methods
- Guising and Matched-Guise tests
- Peer Interviewing and the Observer's Bias
- Linguistic Insecurity Tests (measuring hyper-correction)
- Attitudinal Surveys
- Conversational analysis
- CA
- Goffman
- Ethical Considerations
- ethical obligation to the people that they study
- informed consent
- reciprocity
Friday, February 2, 2018
Researching Language and Culture: Methodology
Linguistic Anthropologists draw on an eclectic mixture of research methods.
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